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“Mike said, “He seems like a nice fella.” [...] “Little dumb, though,” Mike said, feeling remarkably brave. Sean squinted at him but said nothing. “Told me he didn’t have time for reading,” Mike clarified. “That books were boring.” “The horror,” Sean gasped, clutching at pearls that didn’t exist.”

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